Il Mondo Tiles
Terrace tiles 20 mm for outdoor use
Outdoor ceramic tiles with grip, colour stability and frost resistance. Delivery available throughout East Flanders, Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Terrace tiles 20 mm for outdoor use
Dark grey
Dalia Dark Grey
Our price
Regular market price€ 27 / m²
Your savings-22%
€ 6 / m²€ 21 / m²
ex VAT
Prices apply only to the tiles or products themselves. Transport, pallets, packaging and other order-related costs may be charged separately. Installation or placement is not included. Upon request, we may recommend independent contractors or installers.
Frequently asked questions
What do ceramic tiles cost?
The price depends on size, series, stock and quantity. For an exact price, we prepare a quote.
Are ceramic tiles suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes. Ceramic tiles conduct heat well and are often a strong choice for underfloor heating.
Can I view the tiles in the showroom?
Yes. The showroom in Merelbeke is open during these hours: Monday and Tuesday by appointment. Wednesday to Saturday 10:00-18:00. Sunday 10:00-14:00.
What does anti-slip rating R11 mean?
Anti-slip rating R11 shows how much grip a tile offers, based on the DIN 51130 ramp test. The scale runs from R9 (light grip) to R13 (very high grip); R11 provides enough grip for outdoor use, terraces and wet areas such as a shower or bathroom floor. Indoor floors often need only a lower rating, but for rain, snow or a wet bathroom floor, R11 is a safe default choice. We advise the right rating per room in the showroom.
Ceramic tiles or natural stone: what's the difference?
Ceramic tiles are non-porous, colourfast and low-maintenance; porcelain versions are also frost-resistant, so no impregnation is needed. Natural stone has a unique, natural look but is porous, needs regular impregnation and requires more maintenance. For a terrace or a busy floor, ceramic is usually the more practical choice; anyone who chooses the unique veining of natural stone is knowingly accepting the extra upkeep.